Characteristics and engagement among English-language online forums for addiction recovery available in the US

Colditz, Jason B.; Hsiao, Lily H.; Bergman, Brandon G.; Best, David W.; Hulsey, Eric G.; Sidani, Jaime E.; Rollman, Bruce L.; Kraemer, Kevin L.

doi:10.1016/j.invent.2024.100708

Internet Interventions

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.invent.2024.100708

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Characteristics and engagement among English-language online forums for addiction recovery available in the US

Jason B. Colditz,

Lily H. Hsiao,

Brandon G. Bergman

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Conflict resolution in online mental health support groups

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The literature on online mental health support groups usually stresses the harmonious side of users’ interactions. However, differences regarding the experience of the illness might escalate into social conflict. The aim of this study is to explore acts of conflict resolution in an online Spanish mental health forum for recovery from an eating disorder (ED). Focusing on a specific long dispute between one regular contributor and several other members, I perform a micro-analysis of the discursive moves deployed in this polylogue by those who act as informal mediators to mitigate negative emotions, to rephrase participants’ perspectives and to promote relational empathy within the group. The goal of mediation in the forum is to reinstate the social order of acceptable recovery practices and discourses.

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Characteristics and engagement among English-language online forums for addiction recovery available in the US

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Editorial for INVENT special issue of the ISRII 2022 meeting

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